Which of the following may be inhaled when vaping? Nicotine

Formaldehyde

Arsenic

Both A and B

All of the Above

The correct option is E (All of the above)

Explanation:

Vaping is a process of inhalation of vapour which are generated by electronic devices known as electronic cigarette. They have cartridges filled with a liquid containing different substances which are electronically converted into vapour by the device. These vapour are known to contain the following:

--> Nicotine: these are alkaloids that are naturally found in tobacco plants.

--> volatile organic compounds: these are compounds of carbon which can participate in atmospheric photochemical reactions. Example include Formaldehyde, benzene, ethylene

--> Heavy metals and metalloids: these include nickel, tin, lead and arsenic( metalloids). Arsenics are metalloids which are included in capes in a minute quantity.

--> Flavourants: these include diacetyl, a chemical linked to serious lung disease.

These various substances are known to negatively affect the lungs, brain and oral health therefore should not be encouraged for use.

Vaping contains all the listed substances in the options above therefore the correct option is E ( all of the above).

Compounds that can be inhaled while vaping are Nicotine, Formaldehyde, and Arsenic (option D)

Vaping is a verb that refers to the action of inhaling vapor with the help of an electronic cigarette.

In recent years, alternatives have been developed to avoid smoking due to the harmful effects on health that this activity had.

One of the alternative activities to smoking is vaping. In this activity, the individual loads a cartridge of liquids in an electronic cigarette and inhales the vapor it produces from this.

However, this process also has harmful effects on health because it contains chemical compounds such as nicotine, formaldehyde, and arsenic that can cause cancer.

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